can 600w psu support r9390x ?

[Tranzers]

can a 600w psu support Asus Strix R9-390x
it is a rated 700w but minimum is a 600w psu n peak is 700w psu

PSU: HUNT-KEY APFC 700w
CPU: coreI5-750
RAM: 2x kingston 1600 8GB
hardisk : 1x SSD hyperX 120GB + Apacer 512GB HDD

 

[Zerk2012]

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

I would get a higher quality power supply , to run a 390X.

 

[VincentP]

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

The PSU has dual 12v rails. I would read those specs as 36A per rail, but they don't actually specify the combined limit.
I also can't find any detailed reviews on the supply.
The Huntkey website shows a quad rail design instead:
http://dealer.huntkey.com/en/product/p-15-10.html

A supply with at least 42A on combined the 12V rails should be ok for this system.
As long as this supply is reasonable quality it should be ok.

 

[Tranzers]

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

The PSU has dual 12v rails. I would read those specs as 36A per rail, but they don't actually specify the combined limit.
I also can't find any detailed reviews on the supply.
The Huntkey website shows a quad rail design instead:
http://dealer.huntkey.com/en/product/p-15-10.html

A supply with at least 42A on combined the 12V rails should be ok for this system.
As long as this supply is reasonable quality it should be ok.

Because at first i see on my psu i tought there is only 1x 8 pin connector , but there is 2 of it , and from you mean is that my PSU enough for it ?

 

[VincentP]

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

The PSU has dual 12v rails. I would read those specs as 36A per rail, but they don't actually specify the combined limit.
I also can't find any detailed reviews on the supply.
The Huntkey website shows a quad rail design instead:
http://dealer.huntkey.com/en/product/p-15-10.html

A supply with at least 42A on combined the 12V rails should be ok for this system.
As long as this supply is reasonable quality it should be ok.

Because at first i see on my psu i tought there is only 1x 8 pin connector , but there is 2 of it , and from you mean is that my PSU enough for it ?

Check that those are both PCI-E connectors. If they look different, one may be a motherboard power connector.
These plugs are no guarantee that a power supply can handle the load, but the specs for your supply look ok.

 

[Tranzers]

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

The PSU has dual 12v rails. I would read those specs as 36A per rail, but they don't actually specify the combined limit.
I also can't find any detailed reviews on the supply.
The Huntkey website shows a quad rail design instead:
http://dealer.huntkey.com/en/product/p-15-10.html

A supply with at least 42A on combined the 12V rails should be ok for this system.
As long as this supply is reasonable quality it should be ok.

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

The PSU has dual 12v rails. I would read those specs as 36A per rail, but they don't actually specify the combined limit.
I also can't find any detailed reviews on the supply.
The Huntkey website shows a quad rail design instead:
http://dealer.huntkey.com/en/product/p-15-10.html

A supply with at least 42A on combined the 12V rails should be ok for this system.
As long as this supply is reasonable quality it should be ok.

Because at first i see on my psu i tought there is only 1x 8 pin connector , but there is 2 of it , and from you mean is that my PSU enough for it ?

Check that those are both PCI-E connectors. If they look different, one may be a motherboard power connector.
These plugs are no guarantee that a power supply can handle the load, but the specs for your supply look ok.

i think what i see there is 2 x PCIE connector on picture like tis https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTz9lNfiS3vHWg8h02rEp-j8z43pAjYoMS__M7pL5EJgEBeI_i7

the right handside 1

 

[VincentP]

If they are split like this into 6-pin+2-pin, then they are likely PCI-E power. Motherboard auxiliary connectors are 4-pin+4-pin if they are split.
If it just an 8-pin connectors, you will find the plug is keyed differently to try and prevent insertion into the wrong plug.

 

[Tranzers]

If they are split like this into 6-pin+2-pin, then they are likely PCI-E power. Motherboard auxiliary connectors are 4-pin+4-pin if they are split.
If it just an 8-pin connectors, you will find the plug is keyed differently to try and prevent insertion into the wrong plug.

So in your conclusion do my PSU able to support the Asus Strix r9 390x @@ ?

 

[VincentP]

I've found three different listings for your PSU, all with different specs and no detailed reviews.
The Huntkey site shows only one 6-pin PCI-E connector.
I would suggest you get a better supply, tier 3 or better from this list:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
This supply is great value and very good quality:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438017

 

[Zerk2012]

It could but it would need to be a high quality power supply not a overrated pile of junk. The one you have I would not try that.
http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Huntkey/Huntkey_APFC_700_700W/1846
Only 36A on the 12V rail that's 432 Watts nothing near 6 or 700.

The PSU has dual 12v rails. I would read those specs as 36A per rail, but they don't actually specify the combined limit.
I also can't find any detailed reviews on the supply.
The Huntkey website shows a quad rail design instead:
http://dealer.huntkey.com/en/product/p-15-10.html

A supply with at least 42A on combined the 12V rails should be ok for this system.
As long as this supply is reasonable quality it should be ok.

That PSU is a pile of crap and can't put out anything near the rated watts I don't care what it says and you know it.